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The Imgburn Functions The ImgBurn Functions ImgBurn Support ForumImgBurn Support Forum: The ImgBurn Functions ImgBurn Support ForumJump to content Sign In » New user? Register Now! Help Search This topicSearch section: This topic This forumForumsMembersHelp FilesCalendar Advanced ImgBurn WebsiteForumsMembersCalendarImgBurn Support Forum> General> GuidesView New Content Community Calendar Page 1 of 1 You cannot start a new topicYou cannot reply to this topicThe ImgBurn Function s Everything you ever wanted to know about the program and its settings #1 Cynthia ISF Newbie Group: Beta Team Members Posts: 5,954 Joined: 10September 05 Gender:Female Location:Sweden Posted 22 March 2008 03:48 PM The ImgBurn Functions This guide explains the various functions that can be found in ImgBurn and it's structured in the same way as the ImgBurn menus. Guide Contents 1. File 1.1 Browse for a source file 1.2 Browse for a source folder 1.3 Remove all items 1.4 Browse for a destination file 1.5 Calculate 1.6 Build 1.7 Read 1.8 Write 1.9 Verify 1.10 New Project 1.11 Load Most Recent Project 1.12 Load Project 1.13 Save Project 1.14 Load Most Recent Queue 1.15 Load Queue 1.16 Save Queue 1.17 Export Graph Data 1.18 Display Graph Data 1.19 Recent Files 1.20 Exit 2. View 2.1 Disc Layout Editor 2.2 Drop Zone 2.3 Log 2.4 Queue 2.5 Refresh 3. Mode 3.1 EzMode Picker 3.2 Read 3.2.1 Options And Settings 3.2.1.1 Source 3.2.1.2 Destination 3.2.1.3 Graph Data 3.2.1.4 Settings 3.2.2 Read 3.2.2.1 Options 3.2.3 Available Guides for the 'Read' mode 3.3 Build 3.3.1 Input Modes 3.3.1.1 Standard Input Mode 3.3.1.2 Advanced Input Mode 3.3.2 Options and Settings 3.3.2.1 Options 3.3.2.2 Labels 3.3.2.3 Advanced 3.3.2.3.1 Dates 3.3.2.3.2 Media 3.3.2.3.3 Restrictions 3.3.2.3.3.1 ISO9660 3.3.2.3.3.2 Joliet 3.3.2.3.3.3 UDF 3.3.2.3.4 Bootable Disc 3.3.3 Destination 3.3.3.1 Destination Device 3.3.3.1.1 Select Burner 3.3.3.1.2 Select Write Speed and Copies 3.3.3.1.3 Burn the Disc 3.3.3.2 Destination Image File 3.3.3.2.1 Select Destination 3.3.5.2.2 Create the Image File 3.3.4 Available Guides for the 'Build' mode 3.4 Write 3.4.1 Options And Settings 3.4.1.1 Source 3.4.1.2 Destination 3.4.1.3 Graph Data 3.4.1.4 Settings 3.4.2 Write 3.4.2.1 Options 3.4.3 Available Guides for the 'Write' mode 3.5 Verify 3.5.1 Options And Settings 3.5.1.1 Source 3.5.1.2 Image File 3.5.1.3 Graph Data 3.5.1.4 Settings 3.5.2 Verify 3.5.2.1 Options 3.6 Discovery 3.6.1 Options And Settings 3.6.1.1 Discovery 3.6.1.2 Graph Data 3.6.1.3 Destination 3.6.1.4 Settings 3.6.2 Discover 3.6.2.1 Options 4. Tools 4.1 ISO 4.1.1 Change Volume Label 4.1.2 Display IFO Layer Break Information 4.2 Drive 4.2.1 Refresh 4.2.2 ReZero 4.2.3 Load 4.2.4 Eject 4.2.5 Lock Tray 4.2.6 UnLock Tray 4.2.7 Set Read Speed 4.2.8 Erase Disc 4.2.8.1 Quick 4.2.8.2 Full 4.2.9 Synchronise Cache 4.2.10 Close 4.2.10.1 Track 4.2.10.2 Session 4.2.10.3 Disc 4.2.11 Change Advanced Settings 4.2.11.1 BenQ 4.2.11.2 LiteOn 4.2.11.3 Pioneer 4.2.11.4 Plextor 4.2.11.5 Samsung 4.2.11.6 Advanced 4.2.12 Change Book Type 4.2.12.1 BenQ 4.2.12.2 LG 4.2.12.3 LiteOn 4.2.12.4 NEC 4.2.12.5 Nu Tech 4.2.12.6 Plextor 4.2.12.7 Ricoh 4.2.12.8 Samsung 4.2.12.9 Advanced 4.2.13 Sector Viewer 4.2.14 Display IFO Layer Break Information 4.2.15 Regional Code 4.2.15.1 Information 4.2.15.2 Change 4.2.16 Capabilities 4.2.17 Check For Firmware Updates 4.3 Changer 4.4 Create CUE File 4.5 Create DVD File 4.6 Create MDS File 4.7 Rebuild SCSI/ATAPI device map 4.8 Search for SCSI/ATAPI devices 4.9 Automatic Write Speed 4.10 Filter Driver Load Order 4.11 Reset DMA 4.12 Improve System Performance 4.13 Scan for Outdated Drivers 4.14 Scan for System Errors 4.15 Settings 5. Help 5.1.1 Check for ImgBurn Update 5.1.2 View ImgBurn Guides 5.1.3 View ImgBurn Translations 5.1.4 Visit ImgBurn Website 5.1.5 Visit ImgBurn Support Forum 5.1.6 Make a Donation 5.1.7 ImgBurn Graph Data 5.1.8 ImgBurn Images 5.1.9 ImgBurn Logs 5.1.10 ImgBurn Projects 5.1.11 ImgBurn Queues 5.1.12 ImgBurn Statistics 5.1.13 How to Uninstall ImgBurn 5.1.14 About ImgBurn 6. Shortcut keys in ImgBurn Note: The default setting is showed in blue in this guide. 0 Back to top of the page up there ^ #2 Cynthia ISF Newbie Group: Beta Team Members Posts: 5,954 Joined: 10September 05 Gender:Female Location:Sweden Posted 22 March 2008 03:48 PM 1. File 1.1 Browse for a source file... Lets you browse for and open a source file in ImgBurn. Applies for the modes: Read/BuildDevice/BuildImage/Write/Verify. 1.2 Browse for a source folder... Lets you browse for and open a source folder in ImgBurn. Applies for the modes: BuildDevice/BuildImage. 1.3 Remove all items Will remove all currently added files/images in the 'Build' modes 'Source' box. Applies for the modes: BuildDevice/BuildImage. 1.4 Browse for a destination file... Lets you browse for and save a file from ImgBurn. Applies for the modes: BuildImage. 1.5 Calculate Calculates the image size in the 'Build' mode. Applies for the modes: BuildDevice/BuildImage. 1.6 Build Starts the building of your project, as if you had pressed the button. Applies for the modes: BuildDevice/BuildImage. 1.7 Read Start the reading of the disc, as if you had pressed the button. Applies for the mode: Read. 1. 8 Write This will start the burning of the selected image or project, as if you had pressed the button. Applies for the modes: BuildDevice/Write/Discovery. 1. 9 Verify Starts the verifying process, as if you had pressed the button. Applies for the mode: Verify. 1.10 New Project Clears all previously added/selected items in the 'Source' and 'Destination' windows and restores any changed settings back to their default value, as if you had opened up the 'Build mode' for a new session. Applies for the modes: BuildDevice/BuildImage. 1.11 Load Most Recent Project In 'Build' mode you can set up various options for a project. The 'Project' file holds the settings you have applied to your project in the 'Build' mode. The 'ImgBurn Backup Project' (IBB) file is a simple text file containing the names of folders and files to add to the image, along with the various configuration options. This function reloads the latest saved project. Applies for the modes: BuildDevice/BuildImage. 1.12 Load Project... Lets you load a previously saved 'ImgBurn Backup Project' file. Applies for the modes: BuildDevice/BuildImage. 1.13 Save Project... Saves the names of added folders and files along with the various configurations you have applied to your project into an 'ImgBurn Backup Project' (IBB) file. Applies for the modes: BuildDevice/BuildImage. 1.14 Load Most Recent Queue This function loads the latest saved 'ImgBurn Queue' (IBQ) file. The 'ImgBurn Queue' allows you to load multiple CUE files and images in a burning queue just waiting to be burned. Applies for the mode: Write. 1.15 Load Queue... Allows you to load any previously saved 'ImgBurn Queue' (IBQ) file. Applies for the mode: Write. 1.16 Save Queue... Saves the information of the queued CUE files and/or images you still haven't burned into an 'ImgBurn Queue' (IBQ) file. Applies for the mode: Write. 1.17 Export Graph Data... Saves the latest collected 'Graph Data' from a write/read task into an 'ImgBurn Graph Data' (IBG) file. You can the later on open up the file in either BurnPlot, DVDInfoPro or Opti Drive Control for viewing. Applies for the modes: Ez/Read/BuildDevice/BuildImage/Write/Verify/Discovery. 1.18 Display Graph Data... Allows you to view captured 'Graph Data' from a read/write task in either BurnPlot, DVDInfoPro or Opti Drive Control. You can see exactly what speed your drive was during read/write and when. This is an example from DVDInfoPro of the 'Graph Data' you will see. If you should see this message, when you try to display captured data, you need to enable the setting 'Capture Graph Data' in the tab 'Graph Data' in ImgBurn's 'Settings' window.
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